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The new LGV (Lignes a Grande Vitesse) rail lines are set to run from: Bordeaux-Toulouse, Montpellier-Perpignan, Marseille-Nice, Paris-Le Havre and CDG airport Roissy-Picardie. The Paris - Limoges line will be improved. Ouigo services from Gare de Lyon is also set to grow its service and will start running services from Gare de Lyon in Paris to Marseille and the Côte d'Azur from December.
Source: The Local
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